"For this, I am willing to kill my mentor and father without hesitation."
Facing Xu Jia's impeccable argument, Six Ears unexpectedly did not retort.
He just looked at the aged Xu Jia, and couldn't help but feel a touch of melancholy in his heart.
In past or present lives, in the past or future, the other person always existed as both his mentor and father.
To say that Six Ears had never wavered would be utterly impossible.
Otherwise, at the initial "awakening," Six Ears wouldn't have voluntarily reminded the other party, even feeling some regret that Xu Jia never pursued immortality and carefree life.
As Six Ears, Xu Jia is his father, surpassing blood ties, an elder who became angry or delighted for his sake.
As Ānanda, Xu Jia's reincarnated form was his mentor who imparted knowledge and dispelled doubts, a beacon illuminating his path forward.
Unfortunately, in Six Ears' heart, grand aspirations far outweighed personal feelings.
